Sentence examples for make restoration from inspiring English sources

Detailed mapping showed rather deterministic successional pathways, which make restoration plans for halophyte communities more predictable.

That's why many groups are focused on enticing the private sector to make restoration investments.

Knowledge concerning the RCP distribution pattern and its correlates can make restoration initiatives in river valleys more effective.

A local police commander, Anthony Bouza, joined forces with a secretary at Fordham University, Ruth Anderberg, to make restoration a cause.

The idea is to restore in a direct way that which we have broken or damaged — or to make restoration in a symbolic way if we can't do it directly.

By 1727 enough refugees had arrived in the settlement that they called Herrnhut to make restoration of the Unity possible, at first as a group within the Lutheran church.

Moreover, Portman admitted to not even being aware of existing Senate legislation to make these crucial restorations.

In this new environment, we have to adapt our knowledge on ageing and weathering of building stones, particularly to make restorations of historical monuments as sustainable as possible.

"I'm glad that the governor is now recognizing that some of the choices he made were wrong and that we have to make restorations," Mr. Silver said.

But these practical issues are displaced by the moral need to make restorations to the people whose property was confiscated, and whose lives were often lost to Nazi thugs.

And this makes restoration work risky.